As nurses, our attitude is naturally to “do whatever it takes” to provide high-quality care for patients. With a laser-like focus on person-centered care, we may not even recognize when we are innovative in solving a problem or improving
Two cases of measles have been confirmed by the Florida’s Department of Health. The measles were found in two unvaccinated adults in Indian River County. Officials said Sunday that both patients live in the same household. One acquired measles
Social Work Month 2015 – Social Work Paves the Way for Change 2015 marks a special year for the social work community. The nation will commemorate National Social Work Month in March and the National Association of Social Workers will
The flu season is upon us and in addition to getting an annual influenza vaccine as recommended by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the World Health Organization (WHO), the following steps should be taken to help prevent the flu:
The old adage certainly rings true when it comes to getting a flu shot. Both the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the World Health Organization recommend the annual influenza vaccine as the first line of defense in preventing the